How do I transfer music from my iPod to my computer which was not purchased on iTunes?

Question

I just downloaded iTunes Match to my MacBook Air. Now, how do I transfer music from my iPod to my Mac which I did not purchase on iTunes? When I downloaded iTunes Match, it did its thing, but none of the music that I burned from CDs showed up on my Mac. Is there something else I should do? (I still have my old computer with my entire iTunes library on it, but I haven't used in in a while. Should I do something with that, as well?)
Thanks!

Answer 1

mayday1711 wrote:
1) I did indeed specify what model my iPod is, as you can plainly see. I even specified which iOS I’m operating on.
True. My mistake. I didn't see it.
mayday1711 wrote:
4) You didn’t actually answer my question, so you’re really not as cool as you think you are.
Also, true. In my haste I forget to put in the links that might have helped. Nobody is perfect:
Recover your iTunes library from your iPod or iOS device
Syncing to a "New" Computer or replacing a "crashed" Hard Drive
iTunes: How to move your music to a new computer
mayday1711 wrote:
Now, Michael Allbritton, why don’t you go back to staring at lines of code and playing Minecraft in your parents’ basement alone while snacking on cheese puffs and sipping Keystone Light, eh?
I'm actually currently serving in the Peace Corps in the Eastern European country of the Republic of Georgia, so I'm not always able to get back to posts as quickly as I would like. So I'm glad you were able to get it sorted out by searching the support communities. But as I tell my students (who are learning English as a second language) pronouncing and using words correctly is important to them being understood by native English speakers. The same goes for technology terms. If the correct terms aren't used (for example "import" and "rip") then misunderstandings can occur and it can take longer to get your problem solved.